Yes, it is really far, but unless Storm Emma makes another appearance, you can walk. Think about the shots you could've had with that 6.50 you just wasted on an uber. Don't call Kasbah 'Colly' markysparkygirl Gorgeous item for a gift This was bought as a gift but it was beautiful - soft silky fabric in a delightful William Morris design and lovely colours.

Louis 1969 Winter warmer Super cute , a little on the small size . Would be great for a young girl. Gorgeous material. Yes my washing is still in the machine and will remain there until I've finished watching this episode of Friends. Also, I know the internet is down because I'm using my 4G to get rid of your notification. No human in the world is more judgemental than the Kasbah toilet attendants. That glare could shatter glass. Don't expect to save your student loan William Morris is widely recognized, most culturally significant figures of Victorian-era Britain. Artist, writer and social campaigner, he was instrumental in preserving traditional Arts and Crafts methods during the industrial revolution. He was also a dedicated environmental campaigner. Embodying everything William Morris held true, this limited edition hot/cold reusable bottle is both useful and beautiful; a design classic for our times.RBone Small but beautiful Beautiful design but was not wrapped inside my delivery parcel. It is not your average sized hot water bottle, much smaller but did not put me off, will still make a great gift.

Sandyra24 Small hot water bottle Bit disappointing as this hot water bottlr is just small so not really value for money although it is good quality. Sooty1208 Floral Hot Water Bottle Was very disappointed with the size of the hot water bottle it was smaller than expected not standard size.Cover very nice. Fruit, wallpaper, designed by Morris, William, published by Morris & Co., 1865 – 66, London, England snuggybunny Hot water bottle A lovely item with satin cover in William Morris pattern. Water bottle is smaller than the normal size I was expecting

Inside) The wood beyond the world, book, designed by William Morris, published by Kelmscott Press, 1894, Hammersmith, England The last thing you want is to be confused for a local. Don't push people on the dance floor on a night out